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Opportunistic adaptation in start-up companies
International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, 2003A key success factor for entrepreneurial start-up companies in dynamic industries is opportunistic adaptation, i.e. an entrepreneurial strategy focusing on rapid learning and adaptation to market changes. Important dimensions left out of this process in previous research are the roles played by the resources and capabilities of the firm and the ...
Mats Magnusson
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Neuromarketing Insights for Start-Up Companies
, 2020 As the academic interest about start-ups grows, researchers explore reasons behind start-up failures or success stories, and they aim to develop guides for entrepreneurs to succeed. Literature suggests that marketing is one of the crucial fields for successful start-up companies, among many others.
Girisken, Arzu Çakar +1 more
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Should Start-up Companies Be Cautious? Inventory Policies Which Maximise Survival Probabilities [PDF]
Management Science, 2002 New start-up companies, which are considered to be a vital ingredient in a successful economy, have a different objective than established companies: They want to maximise their chance of long-term survival.
Thomas Archibald, Lyn Thomas
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Valuation of start-up internet companies
International Journal of Technology Management, 2006The valuation of start-up companies is of importance both in venture financing as well as when a company is sold or goes public. This paper details the procedure to determine the value of a company in e-business. It first investigates which models must be applied, before proceeding to work out how the company's payment surpluses on which the valuation ...
Thomas Hering +2 more
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Management Research News, 1993
The importance of start‐ups to the re‐vitalisation of the American economy cannot be over emphasised. Tomorrow's Fortune 500 is today's garage shop operation. But billion dollar companies do not simply spring into existence. They are born and must survive all the trials and tribulations of infancy and adolescence prior to attaining a healthy maturity.
Norman E. Carte, Brian H. Kleiner
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The importance of start‐ups to the re‐vitalisation of the American economy cannot be over emphasised. Tomorrow's Fortune 500 is today's garage shop operation. But billion dollar companies do not simply spring into existence. They are born and must survive all the trials and tribulations of infancy and adolescence prior to attaining a healthy maturity.
Norman E. Carte, Brian H. Kleiner
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